Showing posts with label West Auckland Hall Punk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label West Auckland Hall Punk. Show all posts

Sunday, 14 February 2016

West Auckland Punk Gig Poster 3
1982



Two more posters from the West Auckland hall Punk scene of the early 1980s. No Tag, The Mormons, The Plunket Boys and Red Cross were  cornerstone bands of the early 1980’s West Auckland hall punk scene. They played self-organised gigs in hired West Auckland halls. The gigs were promoted by world of mouth and self-designed photocopied posters like this one. The Plunket Boys put this gig together and therefore this poster. It was closed down early by the Police like many were.

Here is a rare recording of The Mormons drunk in their practice room. It was recorded on a portable cassette player. The singer was Ian Wardle, the guitarist Gary McDonald, the bass player was Karl Tchernegovski and drummer may have been Pete Morris.

The Mormons - Sweetwaters 1982
The Mormons - war.mp3

Sunday, 8 May 2011

West Auckland Punk Gig Poster 2
1983


Firstly, sorry about the poor quality of the poster. It’s a scan of a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy. Not many of these West Auckland gig posters survived. This one is from 1983. No Tag were just about to release their album. The Plunket Boys had become Vicious Circle on their way to becoming The Warners.  Zyklon-B contained members of The Mormons and Agent Orange (the Mt Roskill Punk band not U.S. one).

Here’s three songs by bands who played at this gig.
Zyklon-B - Youth On Our Side

Or all of them as a .zip

West Auckland Punk Gig Poster

Tuesday, 22 March 2011

West Auckland Punk Gig Poster
1982


This is a gig poster for a local Punk dance in Auckland New Zealand from 1982. No Tag, The Mormons, The Plunket Boys and Red Cross were  cornerstone bands of the early 1980’s West Auckland hall punk scene. They played self-organised gigs in hired West Auckland halls. The gigs were promoted by world of mouth and self-designed photocopied posters like this one. The Plunket Boys put this gig (and therefore this poster) together. It was closed down early by the Police like many were. The reason the Queen says there are four bands playing but there are five on the poster, is because No Tag were added at the last minute.